Shohei Ohtani acknowledged he could be far from peak fitness for the playoffs, mentioning recurrent injuries. He said he felt his best during the NLDS, hoping to regain his power. The Dodgers stated Ohtani will occupy the second spot in Game 1, with top prospect De Paula and reliever Henriquez also making the NLDS roster. Ohtani's injuries remain unexplained, complicating the situation to the Dodgers' NLDS approach.
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